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"The final ending of Captain America? This is an interesting question."

Scott Lang looked very interested, "According to me, people like the captain will definitely have a perfect ending!"

After saying this, Scott Lang quickly glanced at several options on the big screen, and the smile on his face froze slightly.

It seems that most of the options are not very good!

Either die alone or be killed.

The only ending that seems to be relatively perfect is obviously impossible to happen, because Peggy Carter is already an old woman who is nearly a hundred years old.

How is it possible to spend a lifetime with Captain America?

It's not even clear whether Peggy Carter will survive to make it to Endgame.

"Why are the options on this question so bad?"

Thor also muttered on the side, slightly dissatisfied, "It shouldn't be like this! Rogers deserves a better ending!"

"Let's analyze the question."

The expression on Captain America's face did not change much. After he pondered for a moment, he spoke again.

"This is a question about you, so Rogers, it's mainly up to you to analyze this question." Tony Stark made a gesture of invitation to Captain America.

Peter Parker didn't interrupt much. He didn't quite understand the situation yet, so he watched everyone's "performance" with interest.

Captain America didn't say too much nonsense, and immediately entered into the analysis, "Ending his life, dying alone... How to put it, I don't know, but I think it is possible."

"B, died in an action against criminals? This is also possible. Every action I take is accompanied by such risks. It is not strange to die in any action."

"Spending a lifetime with Carter Peggy? This option can obviously be eliminated. Peggy is nearly a hundred years old and has a family. How can I spend a lifetime with her?"

Could it be that spending a lifetime together means that Captain America stays with Peggy Carter until Peggy Carter reaches the end of her life?

That's obviously not the case.

Captain America only accompanied Peggy Carter for a few short years, and then spent the rest of his life alone. What kind of life is this?

What's more, Captain America wouldn't think that he would accompany Peggy Carter, who is already married!

Even if Peggy Carter's husband had been dead long ago, this would still be impossible.

What is he going to do?

A third person in Peggy Carter’s family?

What's going on?

This option is obviously impossible, even a little ridiculous, just like a joke.

"Wait a moment!"

Tony Stark interrupted Captain America at this moment. He stared at option C and frowned, "This option is a bit strange, isn't it?"

"Peggy Carter? Is she the female agent back then, the one who agreed to dance with the captain? I know her!" Peter Parker finally found a chance to interrupt, "You're right Mr. Stark, this is definitely weird! This is It’s obviously impossible!”

"Yes, even children can see that this option is indeed too simple. It's almost like giving away points. According to my experience, the answering system should not give such idiotic options."

Tony Stark said to everyone seriously.

In fact, Tony Stark didn't need to say anything. Everyone at the scene felt the same way. Anyone who wasn't mentally disturbed would not choose this option. It was just to make up the numbers.

"Stark, what do you mean?" T'Challa looked at Tony Stark and asked.

"We should understand the meaning of this wrong option." Tony Stark said with great certainty.

"For example, there was a question before that asked who defeated Captain America, but there was Captain America among the options. At that time, that option was just like this option. It seemed very ridiculous."

"But actually...it's because we have overlooked some key things that we feel ridiculous."

"The same goes for this question. It is indeed impossible for Captain America to spend his life with the Peggy Carter we know, but the answering system never told us that the Carter in the option is the same Carter, right?"

"Stark, what do you mean?"

Scott Lang was directly stunned by Tony Stark, "If it's not that Carter, which Carter could it be? Another person with the same name?"

"Of course this is a possibility, but besides that, there are still other possibilities." Tony Stark said seriously, "For example... that is Peggy Carter from another time, or from another universe. Peggy Carter!”

"Everyone, spread your thoughts. We can't always think about problems with old ideas and eyes."

"We already know that everyone can travel through time in the future, and we also know about the existence of the multiverse. We even know that there is a Captain Carter who has traveled to the present, so... nothing is impossible!"

Scott Lang and T'Challa were both stunned.

Tony Stark's analytical perspective really broadened their thinking and refreshed their understanding of the topic.

"Time travel? Mr. Stark, is it like "Back to the Future"? It turns out that "Back to the Future" is real!" Peter Parker shouted excitedly to the side.

"No, of course not!" Tony Stark said quickly, "Kid, I know you have a lot of questions. You will understand everything after you finish answering the questions."

"Rogers, man!" Thor patted Captain America's shoulder excitedly, "It seems that you and Captain Carter may really meet one day!"

"What Stark said makes sense. As far as this option is concerned, it is more reasonable that this Carter is another Carter." T'Challa also spoke and expressed his agreement.

"But we can never know that for sure, right?" Captain America said.

"Yes, we really can't be sure, so we need analysis." Tony Stark spread his hands and made a gesture of invitation to Captain America, "So~ please continue your analysis, Captain."

"If it's another Carter, I can't be sure or certain. I can only wait and see!"

Captain America continued his previous analysis and started, "D. Lose your life goals and freeze yourself? I am not such a pessimistic and desperate person. I think this option can be eliminated."

Captain America quickly analyzed the four options. The preliminary result was that only option D was eliminated.

As for the other three options, we have no clue yet and can only wait to decide.

Regarding this point, other people at the scene actually agreed with it.

This is Captain America, the spiritual role model of the entire United States. How could he be so decadent that he freezes himself?

Of course, no one can be 100% sure about option D.

Maybe Captain America has really experienced something, been hit to the point of mental breakdown, and finally frozen himself, but I can't say it won't happen.

But this possibility is smaller after all.

Not only that, in fact, every option in this question cannot be 100% certain, and it is not very analyzable.

In this case, to a large extent, we can only rely on the subjective judgment of the parties and everyone.

"So for this question, we have only eliminated one option." Scott Lang curled his lips slightly, "And the remaining three options seem to be impossible to analyze... Wait a minute."

As he spoke, Scott Lang suddenly raised his head, glanced at the big screen for a few times, and seemed to have discovered something.

He said to everyone enthusiastically: "Have you noticed that option C is actually the opposite option to A and B?"

This is natural. We have spent our whole lives together, so how could we end up alone?

How could he be killed during the mission?

That’s a “lifetime” together!

"That is to say, let's first judge C. How likely is it that the answer is C?" T'Challa said immediately.

If option C is likely to be a big deal, there is no need to even look at the other two options. If C is ruled out, it is not too late to look at the other two options.

"Although I hope that this kind of thing will happen, I have to say that I am not actually very optimistic."

After everyone pondered for a while, Tony Stark spoke first.

"I think of two possibilities for this option."

"The first is that Rogers took the initiative to travel through time and go back to the past, stay in Peggy Carter's era, and spend his whole life with Peggy Carter."

"After all, we already know for sure that superheroes have mastered the method of traveling through time in the future, and Rogers has also traveled back in time many times, so I can confirm that this situation is technically feasible."

"As for the second situation, that is... other situations besides the first situation, such as traveling through the universe, or some other methods that we can't think of."

"Or, as Lang said, he met a Carter with the same name."

"And if that's the case, we have almost no known clues that we can rely on, so I can only look at it from a probabilistic perspective."

"Unfortunately, from a probability perspective, that is a completely low-probability event."

"And the first scenario?"

"Based on what I know about Rogers, I don't think he would choose that way, because although that Carter is also Carter, he is actually not the Carter Rogers was at all."

"Besides this, there is another very important reason. Time cannot be interfered with in such a large way!"

"Go back in time and borrow some things to use? If you return them in time, of course there will be no problem."

"But you can live in the past and not come back?"

"A butterfly flapping its wings can cause a huge earthquake. I just can't imagine what this could cause."

"Although this will not affect the reality here, it will affect a certain reality after all. Rogers is not the kind of person who cannot distinguish between priorities."

"Of course, this is just my opinion. On this matter, Rogers' own thoughts are of course more authoritative."

Having said this, Tony Stark set his sights on Captain America, "So Rogers, how will you choose?"

Captain America immediately stared at Tony Stark seriously and asked seriously: "Stark, if you don't come back in the past, will you really mess up a certain relevant reality?"

"Of course!"

Tony Stark nodded without hesitation, "If you play with time, time will definitely come back, let alone decades."

"If that's the case, then I definitely won't do it." Captain America said firmly.

After a pause, Captain America added: "In addition, Stark, you are right, that Peggy Carter is indeed not my Carter!"

"So...I'm also leaning towards not doing that."

After Tony Stark's analysis and Captain America's own "authoritative discussion", option C was eliminated.

"The background of this question is after the end of the Endgame, which means Thanos is dead." Tony Stark's voice sounded immediately, and he continued to add.

"But for Captain America, what difference will it make if Thanos dies? Or for this world, what difference will it make?"

"Let me tell you, it's no different!"

"There will still be many evils in the world, and evils are inexhaustible! This will not change with the death of Thanos."

"So I think Captain America's status will not change much. He should continue to bear the honor and responsibility of 'Captain America' and fight against evil."

"Just like before Thanos appeared."

"In other words, one Thanos dies, but there will always be another Thanos, so Captain America will always be Captain America."

Others at the scene also exchanged a few words with each other, and no one raised any objections, so we temporarily reached an agreement on this question.

C is temporarily excluded.

For the time being, only A and B are left.

"So the question we need to figure out now is which option A or B is." Scott Lang glanced at everyone and said.

"It's impossible for us to know option B, but I think option A is easy to judge."

Thor also conducted a rare analysis, "Rogers, do you think you will marry someone in the future? If he gets married in the future, wouldn't he end up alone?"

"I don't know." Captain America shook his head after pondering for a while.

But he quickly added, "I don't know what will happen in the future, but right now, I feel like I'm not ready for a relationship."

"Family and stability are no longer my pursuits. The me I left more than seventy years ago forever."

Things about Captain America and Peggy Carter have long been spread along with Captain America's deeds, and everyone at the scene knows about it.

Therefore, Captain America can be fully understood by everyone when he talks about it in such a simple way.

"It seems that I have to choose A for this question." Scott Lang came to such a conclusion.

Although we don’t know what the future will be like, it’s enough for everyone to know that Captain America plans to be alone now.

For this question, this is already a basis for judgment.

What's more, everyone knows Captain America's strength.

Even a well-deserved overlord of the universe like Thanos cannot kill Captain America, so the possibility of him being killed while fighting other criminals is not considered very high.

After everyone's discussion, the answer to this question was unanimously determined to be option A.